-
illustrating the phenomenon.
People with
grandiose delusions wrongly hold
themselves at an
extraordinarily high
status in
their mind.
Specialty Psychiatry...
- the Mata Atlântica in
South America. They are most
notable for
their extraordinarily loud voice. The
screaming piha is a
common bird in the
middle and lower...
- award. Many
organizations now
award gold
medals either annually or
extraordinarily,
including various academic societies.
While some gold
medals are solid...
- (Ancient Gr****: χρονόμετρον, khronómetron, "time measurer") is an
extraordinarily accurate mechanical timepiece, with an
original focus on the needs...
-
Grand Hiver ("The
Great Winter"), as it was
known in France, was an
extraordinarily cold
winter in
Europe in 1708–1709, and was the
coldest European winter...
- 17
March 1886) was a
French editor and
publisher celebrated for his
extraordinarily lavishly illustrated editions of
Jules Verne's novels,
highly prized...
- skeleton" (French: l'homme
anatomique ou le
squelette vivant) due to his
extraordinarily low body weight. The date of Seurat's
birth is uncertain,
being variously...
- 1940
portrait painting of
Jesus by
Warner Sallman (1892–1968). As an
extraordinarily successful work of
Christian po****r
devotional art, it had been reproduced...
- term is also
applied more
broadly to
describe young people who are
extraordinarily talented in some field. The term
wunderkind (from
German Wunderkind;...
- to 1108. His reign, like that of most of the
early Capetians, was
extraordinarily long for the time. The
monarchy began a
modest recovery from the low...
